one is specific to the red cross, the american red cross. they have frankly a terrible track record when it comes to disaster relief and part of the problem is we do not really know what they are doing. it is an incredibly opaque organization. i was trying to get information about exactly what they are up to in the disaster don't -- zone, how much money they think they will need, how much they have raised so far, and they do not like sharing those details which is very much at peace is what we have seen in the past to make it hard to evaluate their work. it is part of this narrative of disaster and this kind of quick hit donation response where people think by giving small and medium sums of money to an organization like the red cross that they are going to be able to solve a problem like a massive catastrophe like the one we are seeing in texas. but history shows us is it does not work that way. amy: this week, facebook made headlines when it decided to steer donations away -- away from the red cross to a little-known chair the -- charity.

the flood of 1940 in downtown redding was underwater. this was taken where the turtle bay museum and other landmarks and redding stands today, but back then, it was a wild river that turned into a giant lake and you can imagine all the flooding does cause problems at the jobsite. amazingly enough, february of 1940 to july, five months, they got that cleaned up and were ready to start building the dam. the way the process work was they brought gravel and sand from redding on a 9.6 mile long conveyor belt that had to be built. all that material was brought to the site along with cement and water from the river, mixed at the base of over become the dam and that concrete was delivered and eight yard buckets. they radiated out from the main tower, delivering concrete, so a series of blocks at any given time. as it was delivered, gentlemen, like joe chesnutt here, would pick up a compactor and his job was to pack the concrete down and make sure there were no air bubbles. you can see it is a pretty stiff, dry mix. it is not very fluid. so if yo

1-800-red cross or text the word harvey to 90999. you can find more on the special section on our website dedicated to harvey always it continues to inundate texas. we have live broadcasts from our sister station in houston and photos of the flood zone and more. >> other news a firefighters was injured battling a house fire in southwest philadelphia. flames broke out at 11:00 p.m. on paschall avenue. residents took a female resident of the home she was not seriously hurt. the firefighters is in stable condition. >>> gunfire killed a person in atlantic city not far from the casino area on south virginia avenue at 9:30 p.m. police arrived and found the shooting victim died on the scene. no word on what sparked the shooting if or if any arrests were made. >>> a serious accident shut down the pennsylvania turnpike for 8 hours, a car lost control between lansdale and quakertown in bucks county. the two adults and four children inside were thrown from the car. some of the victims were airlifted to the hospital. we don't know the extent of

cross, the number 1800-red cross. or text the word "harvey" to 90999. you can find live broadcast from our sister station abc 13 in houston be we have photos and videos from the flood zone all there at 6abc.com/harvey. >>> new this morning, a firefighter is referring from being injured battling a large house fire that damaged four row homes in southwest philadelphia. flames started shooting from one of the homes on the 4900 block of paschall avenue last night. firefighters rescued a woman inside one of the homes. the firefighter is in stable condition. >>> and we have continuing coverage on harvey and take a look at the incredible rescues taking place on that situation going on there. and police are looking for the person who slashed 52 tires and damaged a dozen vehicles. now, police say this is the person caught on surveillance video. the damage was discovered around 1:30 a.m. yesterday. the suspect entered the lot at the police and municipal building kennedy boulevard and caused thousands of dollars worth of damage.

red line or the trump organization would be a red line because we don't know the full scope. that said, there is a point where he would exceed his jurisdiction. we need to go to deputy rosenstein. he said there's no issue here and is happy with the scope of the investigation. mueller hasn't come close to exceeding by looking into the financial issues. >> michael, whether he's supposed to go there or not, what does it tell you that finances are somewhat of a focus in the investigation? >> i said for a long time, i thought following the money was going to be an aspect of the issue of whether or not there were links and coordination between the russian government and trump members of the campaign and also as it relates to matters that arose or might arise out of that coordination. i think the question of, was there a financial motive that underpinned the behavior of the trump campaign or the presidency of the trump matter with respect to sanctions is relevant. if it turns out it is completely unrelated, say they found tax evasion and nothing related to russia, then the mueller m

two red guards, kyle walker, was that a red card? next question. why won't you answer that, do you think it was not a red card? next question. the second red card for morgan schneiderlin, do you think that was a red card? no comment. thank you. i don't say we deserved all the three points. i say by halftime 1—0 up, 11 everton players against ten of city, but even with one less player on the pitch they have that high quality on the ball and they can make it difficult but i think we had a tactical, good game. unlucky goal. they didn't create a lot of open chances. they had still the domination in the game and in the counter—attack. i think we had some opportunities but finally it's a good point and we worked hard for that point and it's a good result. let's take you through some of the other results now. in spain's la liga, levante beat villarreal i—o. and in the later kick off eibar won away from home against malaga. next, an england footballer who accused the national team manager of discrimination has given her first tv interview. striker en

trevor riggen/american red cross northern california coastal region. the bay area is very generous and they are responding. american red cross regional chief executive officer trevor riggen says his bay area team is in constant contact with those on the ground.riggen. we are collecting financial donations. they allow us to buy supplies for those in need. riggen says they appreciate bay area residents who want to drop off items - but he says in emergency situations like a hurricane, the red cross has learned they can best help by offering necessary supplies purchased with donations. for example: riggen. bleach is something we need a lot a gloves, so we can buy that in block with donations. diapers, food, clothes, toothpaste, formula, warm blankets - again, riggen says all items they those impacted need and they are in the process of getting those items to houston residents. terisa estacio, and it is not just donations, but volunteers being sent. riggen says volunteers are getting speciality training now to be deployed. riggen. they will be nurses, first

trevor riggen/american red cross northern california coastal region. the bay area is very generous and they are responding. american red cross regional chief executive officer trevor riggen says his bay area team is in constant contact with those on the ground.riggen. we are collecting financial donations. they allow us to buy supplies for those in need. riggen says they appreciate bay area residents who want to drop off items - but he says in emergency situations like a hurricane, the red cross has learned they can best help by offering necessary supplies purchased with donations. for example: riggen. bleach is something we need a lot a gloves, so we can buy that in block with donations. diapers, food, clothes, toothpaste, formula, warm blankets - again, riggen says all items they those impacted need and they are in the process of getting those items to houston residents. terisa estacio, and it is not just donations, but volunteers being sent. riggen says volunteers are getting speciality training now to be deployed. riggen. they will be nurses, first

or red so let's take a closer look the act of running a red light is simple, if your front wheels are behind the limit like when the light turns red and you proceed through that is the legal definition of running a red light nats: ambiance so this cement truck is good but stop the video right here . this black car behind the limit line. which is where a driver should stop . roll the video as you can see the driver was a full blow red light runner nats: ambiance here is another example . this driver in the white car the front wheels are behid the limit line . but the driver contuines through . it happens in all directions .. it's a crash waiting to happen .. my advice don't be in rush to crash .. red really means stop . in belmont stanley roberts kron 4 news (glo) our big story tonight... the bay bridge seriestakes a turn for the worst.. as a fight breaks out in the stands. i'm grant lodes...in for steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore... it happened last night during the a's - giants game. a security guard has been fired ... after she was seen on video, punching a fan. as kron fours j

the area of red traffic jammed on 55 northbound with an accident there. majors, i-95 the schuylkill expressway, 42 we're seeing the green traffic flow. not looking at a big delay just yet, but volume building, overall delays will kick in the next few minutes. it's down to the 40s quakertown and pottstown. 49 degrees. it's cool out there. 55 in malvern. 355 in media. 61 degrees in center city. the suburbs of new jersey, 55 in browns mills. 54 in glassboro, 63 in dover, delaware. we're starting the day with sunshine, 78 the high, a nice day, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> new this morning, a firefighter is recovering from being injured battling a large house fire. the flames shot from one of the homes on the 49 hundred block of paschall avenue. we are told that the firefighter that was injured is in stable condition. >> police are looking for the person who slashed 52 tires on fire vehicles in somerdale, camden county. the damage was discovered at 130 yesterday morning. the suspect entered the lot on kennedy boulevard and caused thousands of dollars worth of d

red skins in business. final seconds of the half, red skins going for it, fourth and goal, cousins to crowder. crowder didn't play last week, first preseason this season. finds the end zone. kirk went 14 and 23, 144 yards and the tuesday. in the third, backup colt mccoy takes over and keeps it going on third. mccoy to niles hall. the tight end makes the catch, a touchdown hook up. they fall to the packers 21-17. >> it took a while, we stuttered and sputtered and i had a couple of runs rejected but they stuck with it. i think it was good for them to stay out there for the half, at least get a touchdown in there. >> it was a two-minute drill so we hit a couple of big plays there. guys win individual matchups, we throw the ball with accuracy, but it takes all 11 and when we were moving the ball, it was because all 11 guys were executing. no sacks in the first half, no turnovers. still a lot of positives, and, you know, we can go back and fix everything that wasn't good enough. >> so the red skins, they get rea

hundreds of tweets like, don't give red cross your money. very little if any goes to those that need it. the criticism mounting executive interviewed on npr couldn't say how much would go to texas. >> you don't know what proportion of the total amount is that relief? >> no, i really don't. >> reporter: in 2014 an npr and propublic ka investigation found the red cross misstated how money is spent. after the devastating earthquake in haiti, a report by iowa senator chuck grassley found one-quarter of red cross donations went to administrative costs. >> the red cross should be responsible to make sure they're very transparent. >> reporter: the red cross disputes the critical reports and today promised 91 cents of every dollar would go to victims. >> we are going to make sure that this money is spent to help people with food, with shelter, with water. >> reporter: the watchdog group charity watch gives the red cross a b-plus overall. >> they can do the heavy lifting at the scale the community organizations and churches and some of the other nonp

so, this was a woman that was serving the red cross. and she'and she'd gotten to knoe unit of men, particularly when they both played guitar and she brought hers, so they kind of sit around and play american fork music on their guitars together and entertain the troops while they were waiting to go out and fight. and then one day, she found out that this particular guy that she had become good friends with was killed and after that she stopped learning names. there were guys on the wall that i knew but i don't know their names because it became too hard for me to get close to these guys. so i decided a way to protect myself emotionally was to stop learning their names because then if a group of men got killed and someone started talking about their name, i wouldn't know where to place the name so that was a way to protect herself emotionally. and protecting themselves emotionally is something that a lot of the women i talked with had to deal with, whether they were in the red cross and they were running entertainment programs for servic

but the red cases we call those ka th before broas. whoever is doing the cooking we can load it with hot or cold foods. we take it out to the neighbors or a service site and get them the fresh food and also water. we can take bulk delivery and a cleaning supplies to people who need itd. i know so many of you you have been asking howan help instead of donating food or clothing the red cross prefers financial donations. this is much simpler. the red one of many agencies handling recovery efforts. we have a full list of ways you can lend a hand on fox5 d.c.'s.com. we have breaking news tonight, a south korean news agency is saying north korea has fired another un identified missile. reports say the japanese government told residents to take cover as they first predicted that missile could be headed towards the northern region of toe hew queue . this comes after the regime fired three missiles friday bringing the total to 21 launches last year. they also threatened to strike the us territory of guam. >> new tonight, another community targe

one is specific to the red cross, the american red cross. they have franklkla terriblele track record when it c comes to disaster relief and part of the problem is we do not really know what they are doing. it is an incredibly opaque organization. i was trying to get information about exactly what they are up to in the disaster don't - -- zone, how much money they think they will need, how m much they have raised so far, and they do not like sharing those d details which is very much at peace is what we have seen in the past to make it hard to evaluate their work. it is part of this narrative of disaster and this kind of quick hit donation response where people think by giving small and medium sums s of money t to an organization likike the red cros that they are going to be able to solve a problem like a massive catastrophe likeke the e we are seeing in texas. but history shows us is it does not work that way. amy: this week, facebook made headlines when it decided to steer donations away -- away from the red cross to a little-known chair t

kimberly: we partnered with the american red cross. i'm joined by jeff with the red cross. phones are ringing off the hook. people are giving generously. give the viewers at home about the scope and the scale of this compared to katrina. so many of us being that as the greatest flooding disaster. >> i have to tell you everything happens in bigger in texas. what we are seeing now is the scale of the flooding covers the size, the area of lake michigan. places than not it seems. we are handling the people evacuating. we have the shelters open across the state to handle people in all corner of the state. we had preparedness. we got people in there early. >> last week we were moving in the supplies to open up the shelters to prepare for this. i have to tell you that the scale is huge. we need every help we can get. >> not just for days and weeks. >> possibly months and years. you heard the fema's administrator talking about it could be a year's recovery effort. kimberly: if you call the number on the screen. 703-236-9220. where does the money go exactly? >> that is a designation

mike makowski made a donation by texting 9099 to the red cross. mike makowski/texted donation to 9099"....it could be me, one day it could be the bay area again like loma prieta or god forbid, something worse...." silicon valley has close ties with technology community in austin, texas and the red cross expects there will be no shortage of volunteers when the time comes to dispatch them to join the thousands of other red cross staff already in south texas. cynthia shaw".....local volunteers right now are standing by due to to wildfire concerns here with the heat wave coming but when that's over they will be released to go to texas for months to some, this will be a long recovery, it's going to take months if not years..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( pam ) if you would like to help people affected by harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 90-999 to make a te-n dollar donation to the red cross. we have posted other ways you can donate on our website, kron four dot com. look for the link .. near top of the

- trying not to open the red door, keep up with me, katie. chuck trusts me, and i don't wanna ruin it, but i need to know the secret. i'm like that white-haired lady on wackyleaks--what's her name? you know, she looks like the snow queen in narnio? - julian assange. - no, no, that's not it. - mom, this might be hard for you to understand, but people deserve privacy, which is why i convinced the whole office not to look at portia's hacked photos, and honestly, it--mom? you're already looking at them, aren't you? - oh, god, gossip, secrets, that's the stuff. oh, you mean you haven't read any of these emails? not even the ones about you? - wait, i thought it was just pictures. there's emails, too? so this is just a treasure trove of things-- not treasure, regular trove-- of things that portia said about everybody? well, i'm not interested because no deets, no matter how juicy, are worth betraying a coworker's trust. - [sighs] you're right, pumpkin. i'm not gonna open the red door. i'm gonna be just like you. - yeah, like me. - okay, bye. [tense

you can see the purples and the reds. that's giving us a sign that something locally is being anticipated. so what that means is that we do have a small craft advisory that has been issued through wednesday 6:00 a.m. we also have a gale advisory issued through wednesday 6:00 a.m. and a gale ald vdvisory is through wednesday 4:00 a.m. otherwise right now we are seeing developing clouds through our region. for the most part, a really nice day across the entire delaware valley. the high today in pennsylvania, 76. coatesville, 73. 73 in atlantic city. also 73 degrees so a pretty comfortable evening in the forecast. tomorrow high temperatures will pretty much be in the 70s, a mix of sun and clouds. more sunshine than clouds but still a mix. chestnut hill, your expected high temperature 75 degrees. tacony 75 for you. lows will be in the upper 50s and low 60s, so a little chilly. in berkshire, 77 for you. voorhees township 76. that's your expected high temperature. jersey shore seeing low to mid-70s. more clouds 74s, your expect

the red cross gave to me. >> i'm there to help them. it's a very hard thing that they have to go through. they lost everything. >> reporter: the head of the eastern pennsylvania chapter of the red cross says nationally 10,000 volunteers are expected to pitch in. including more from our area in the coming days. >> we have been on the phone since thursday calling each and every volunteer to say, can you deploy? if you can't deploy now, can you deploy in two weeks? >> reporter: already local volunteers are on the ground in texas. fred from sellersville, bucks county, is helping at the red cross' houston headquarters and gave us an update by phone today. >> there's probably a couple hundred people here at our headquarters. out in the field there's got to be maybe another thousand. so we're scattered around all over texas. >> reporter: headquarters in philadelphia house one of the organization's two national call centers. volunteers are busy aiding victims in the heart of the storm 24/7, providing shelter and emergency information from hundr

or red so let's take a closer look the act of running a red light is simple, if your front wheels are behind the limit like when the light turns red and you proceed through that is the legal definition of running a red light nats: ambiance so this cement truck is good but stop the video right here . this black car behind the limit line. which is where a driver should stop . roll the video as you can see the driver was a full blow red light runner nats: ambiance here is another example . this driver in the white car the front wheels are behid the limit line . but the driver contuines through . it happens in all directions .. it's a crash waiting to happen .. my advice don't be in rush to crash .. red really means stop . in belmont stanley roberts kron 4 news (darya) prosecutors have filed felony vehicular manslaughter charges against a california bus driver... in connection with a wreck that killed four people. the incident happened last august in merced county... the bus was heading to washington state when it hit a large highway post - head on. it practically sliced the bus in half.

this is red. for us in louden county it started with red, this australian cattle dog surrendered last week when his owner was too sick to care for him. maria events showed up early to get red for her daughter. >> she had red's picture and said we have to get this dog. >> reporter: dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, ferrets, even turtles. >> we are here to meet shadow and hopefully bring daughter came hours early to get this little guy. it was perfect match. >> we are taking her home. >> there was so much publicity with the clear the shelters campaign that we were clearing the shelters even before the day began. >> adoptions have been going wild this week. in an average day we will have one to three adoptions. yesterday we had 14 adoptions for people who were so kyte excited about clear the shelters but didn't want to wait until today. whatever it takes to get the animals at home, we are happy to make it happen. >> reporter: it didn't happen for maria and red. it did happen with maria and margot. and r

>> red is my 93rd foster. i've had a lot of animals over the years and you get attached to every single one. knowing he can go where he can live forever gives me space to take another foster. >> you can adopt red and beautiful cats you saw a minute ago when i was holding one. we will be there all day. come visit. >> i don't know. if you need red, i think you need to get down there. wendy, they were connecting there and she may bring him home to join hers. >> they touch on something important. when you adopt a dog or cat or another pet a lot of them tend to be house-trained because they have lived in other houses before. we hate them having to leave their owners, a good day to be at home. >> and get outside. >> "clear the shelters" and run that dog around a little bit. we have to see how the animals react on monday, interesting for the solar eclipse. if you're headed out to watch channel 4 on nbc. amelia draper and myself are going live at 1:00 and then with doug and we'll be talking to them as well. >>> a litt

red line a single tracking between forest glen and we can. expect delays on the red line. that is our traffic watch. we will be back in the next 10 minutes, and we will update the ride on the roads and rails. adrianna: breaking news overnight -- at least 36 people are dead. a bus hit the wall of a tunnel in china and flipped over. the road was closed for hours while crews worked to rescue people. at least 13 people are still in the hospital, and they are recovering. also tracking more breaking news at this hour. the seat pleasant police chief is in the hospital. larry: this after a crash on martin luther king jr. highway. he spent the night at the prince george's county hospital center. suzanne kennedy is live ab in the day ahead. good morning. suzanne: good morning to you. we have been monitoring the situation since the accident involving the police chief first happened last night. chief devan martin remains here at the hospital this morning. let's tell you a little bit about what happened to the police officer. the chief was brought here around 9:00 last night after bein

the leader -- >> i didn't call it a red line. you call it a red line. not like president obama laid down a red line with syria. he said, this is a red line. the president never said red line. people are equating it. >> lind say grey graham said he thought it was a red line. >> i did not hear the president say red line. did anybody hear the president say red line? >> literally, he did not. effectively, did he? i guess that can be up for debate and interpretation. >> you don't have to say the actual word red line. when the president says it's not going to happen if they threaten us, we're going to bring fire and fury, that's pretty much a red line. >> if you listen to it, there was a break in the two sentences. the president talked about the threat. he paused and then he talked about the fire and fury. people will hear what they want to hear. i didn't see it as a red line. i saw it as a strong message to the regime in pyongyang that they don't want to pick a fight with the united states because it will end badly for them. that's an important message to se

and oklahoma is two words that mean red man. there's the red man. lower left hand corner you have the indian blanket the state flower. a purple area that's a red bud tree the state tree. siz sor tail fly catcher the state bird. by his other hand an astronaut. there have been more astronauts going to space from oklahoma than any other state in the union. we're coming into the senate chamber. oklahoma's legislature meets being the first monday of february. has ton finished by the last friday of may. so they're in session four months out of the year. we have 48 state senators elected for four years. the lieutenant governor is the president of the senate but not active in that role probably in 70 years now. so the president protem really is the leader. and a little bit of his ri from 1907 to 2006 the democrats had the majority. so the protem was a democrat. 2006 we had a tie. so they elected a democrat and a republican. and they alternated days as to who was conducting the business of the senate. i thought if the lieutenant governor ever was going to be

emotional departure for people heading, and ready for everything, both women have been helped by red cross at some point in their lives. they really helped me, because i who part of my house, in florida, and then in return, i want to help, the people who who their house, especially because, it is very hum blink to give back, what the red cross gave to me. >> i know it is going to be, you know, devastating with all they are going through down there, you know, i'm there to help them, because it is, a very, it is a very hard thing that they have to go through they who everything. >> reporter: this is first deployment for both volunteers hoff been with the organization for a year or more. they are prepared to help in a variety of ways, and this truck is loaded with food to distribute, at shelters. >> this storm is moving,e, and so, they may need to go and do texas but they may need to go deeper into louisiana depending on where the storm is and where people are displaced. we have to keep, track of all of our resources because resources are coming from all over the country. >> reporter: i

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you can also call the red cross to donate. that's 1-800-help-now if you have another figure in mind. abc will host a day of giving on thursday to benefit those affected by hurricane harvey. the day will come off on abc 7 mornings before handing the baton over to good morning america. donations go to the american red cross with dollars benefitting those most impact by the terrible storm. >> while texas deals with record ray, the bay area is facing record heat. >> wasn't it brutal in places? for people hoping to cool off in one east bay swimming pool, well, they were out of luck. >> "abc 7 news" reporter alyssa harrington joins us live from walnut creek. >> reporter: you know, pools all over the bay area have been forced to cut their summer hours. this is directly linked to school districts, and they're shorter than ever summer breaks. monday was one of the hottest days in walnut creek. temperatures soared into the triple digits. the city spent almost five million dollars renovating the swim center, but this sweltering summer da

the number you can call is one-800-red cross. you can also text word harvey to 90999 to automatically send a 10-dollar donation. >>> you can find this information along with our comprehensive coverage at 6abc.com/harvey. you can also watch live streaming coverage from our sister station ktrk in houston. >>> and world news tonight with david muir will have live continuing team coverage from the storm zone next at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> the search continues for a suspected tire slasher who has vandalized more than 50 police vehicles in camden county. but authorities are hoping a newly released surveillance photo will help in the investigation. "action news" jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live from police headquarters in somerdale with the very latest. nora. >> reporter: rick, police say this tire slasher did $10,000 worth of damage as he tore through this parking lot cutting every tire in it at the time. the detectives say they are working some good leads trying to identify this suspect who trashed more than hal

reporting live at the merp red american red cross flt headquarters. ron ronica cleary. >> the trump administration is unveiling a new controversial plan to arm police officerses with military gear. the executive order reverses an obama era policy. officers will now be armed with high calendar beer weapons, grenade launchers and armored vehicles. attorney general jeff sessions announced a change today in a speech to the fraternal order of police. they called the move exceptional dangerous and irresponsible. more transgender troops are fighting president trump's plan to ban them from service. a washington sta others are among those challeng ing the president's proposed poly s. all three joined a gay rights group in su ing the us district court in seattle. it. the american civil liberties union filed a separate case in maryland. transgender people have been allow to serve openly in the military gins sun of 2016. more than a faith leaders joined in protest this morning \march\marching from the mlk memorial to the department of justice. today marks the 534

jett is raising money for the red cross. he is originally from houston but now lives in philadelphia. he set up a lemonade stand in olde city yesterday and all of the money he raises is going to the red cross. >> "action news" reporter chad pradelli is headed to the flood zone soon. his live reports for "action news" begin this afternoon. >> even as the rain continues to fall over the houston area, there's chad right there, he's heading down to the flood zone. even as the rain continues to fall over the houston area, estimates are already coming in as to how expensive this storm might turn out to be. it's staggering. maribel aber is live in new york with our market watch report. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, matt. hurricane harvey has knocked out a vital part of the u.s. economy. the houston region accounts for about 2.4 percent of the nation's economy. it's also one of the biggest hubs of oil refineries and the number two shipping port. the storm came just as the area was recovering from the crash i

is that a red line? >> i would say yeah. i would say yes. >> pamela brown broke this story, along with evan perez. they're outfront. and let me start with you. what have you learned about mueller seizing on trump and financial ties to russia. >> well, hey, erin, so the fbi and mueller have reviewed financial records related to the trump organization. the president himself as well as family members and his campaign associates were told investigators have comed through the list of shell companies and buyers of trump real estate properties, including tenants of trump nower and they found some eye brow raising interesting connections to russians. we are told they examined the backgrounds of russian business associates connected to trump dating back to as far as the 2013 miss universe contest in moscow. >> pam, you're also learning more about the focus on people like former campaign chairman paul manafort. and you have some pretty significant developments on that front. >> right. speaking of eye brow raising, our team learned inv

red cross is accepting blood and money donations. call and check in with red cross on where to give blood. also the red cross is taking in credit card and paypal donations online. you can even text in your donation as well. meantime, city of houston set up a victim relief fund. you can give to them in several ways, including credit cards, checks and money order. of course, the big impulse here back live, you want to give closing, food, blankets, that can be a heart felt gift but overwhelming if people do it. it arrives on the ground, can be hard to manage. a lot of it often g that's why money is your best bet to help the victims of the storm. we also have more details on how to help, where to send donations on the nbc washington app. search harvey help. back to you in the studio. >> all right. we have seen communities coming together since harvey started a path of destruction through texas. we're seeing the same thing in new orleans. this sign of encouragement outside a new orleans pumping station. the banner reads i think i care, i

let's head to the red line. buses will replace trains between friendship heights and the gross station medical center and bethesda will be closed. metro was testing a water sealant to keep water out of the tunnels, which has been a problem for decades. blue, and, silver, yellow will have regular weekend service. live outside the metro station, ryan hughes. larry: from arizona, monsoon like rains in phoenix. boat through a walmart parking lot. once the weather cleared, the lot looking more like a lake. shopping.t even when the parking lot was pulled in ands out of spots like nothing was going on and people continued going about their day. nothing keeps folks from their walmart. amazing. this is stuff going on across the country. here, no different. it has been about the storms. they have been coming through with a punch. you can hear the thunder in the distance. when you do, make sure you get inside. flood threat for today. a chance of seeing some hail. doing --s could beat could be doing a bit of damage. here is

today more volunteers from the eastern pennsylvania chapter of the american red cross will be headed south to help with relief efforts in texas. they'll leave in a emergency response vehicle and head for a staging area in louisiana before being assigned to an affected area. the damage from harvey is severe. the need is great. for those who want to give something, the red cross suggests donating money or blood, not tangible items yet. >> those things have to be cleaned, sorted and shipped. that takes personnel and it takes resources that detract us from our dominant mission. >> reporter: which is getting people in texas into dry and safe shelters. already there are countless online sites including crowd sourcing sites asking for money but are they legitimate? the better business bureau suggests checking them out on the bbb's subsidiary web site give.org which evaluates charities and accredits those that meet their standards. >> whenever disaster strikes the scammers come out of the woodwork and they're going to come out of the wood works for days weeks and months. >> reporter: rescue

red flag warnings are already in effect there. heavy rain and gusty winds are expected and some schools in the area are on a delay this morning. >> something to watch around here. not necessarily something to have a lot of worry about. >> i wouldn't be overly concerned. the wind gusts are going to be an issue, 45 miles per hour and at times of high tide with the on shore wind you could have some minor coastal flooding but you want to be careful whenever you got one of these things out there. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that we're starting to get some of that rain pushing up through south jersey and delaware. in some cases it might be a little steady at times. cloudy skies ahead of the precipitation in philadelphia. does look like it's going to be a cloudy cooler day and at times damp across a good portion of the region. your temperature is 66 degrees currently. your dewpoint is still down there at 56 so it doesn't feel all that horrifically humid out there. winds out of the northeast at 8 miles per hour and the ocean

this is the third red cross vehicle sent to texas so far from center city. it's use the to transport food and emergency supplies. >> it's dill to watch and see what is going on down there but knowing we will be there and make a difference in their lives and alleviate some of of that suffering going on it makes us feel a little bit better. >> hemingway will travel to a staging area in louisiana and wait to be deployed to a specific location. if you want to donate call 1-800-red cross or text the word harvey to 9099 9 to automatically send a $10 donation. >> and we are watching the movements of president trump in corpus christi texas, there is theent entourage to leave for their first location. president trump is there to observe the damage and destruction and maybe even get a glimpse of it as he was arriving from air force one flying over texas. president trump now on the move in the lone star state. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has arrive fire department texas and heading towards the flood zone and his live reports begin today at 4:00. >> we invite y

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mike makowski made a donation by texting 9099 to the red cross. mike makowski/texted donation to 9099"....it could be me, one day it could be the bay area again like loma prieta or god forbid, something worse...." silicon valley has close ties with technology community in austin, texas and the red cross expects there will be no shortage of volunteers when the time comes to dispatch them to join the thousands of other red cross staff already in south texas. cynthia shaw".....local volunteers right now are standing by due to to wildfire concerns here with the heat wave coming but when that's over they will be released to go to texas for months to some, this will be a long recovery, it's going to take months if not years..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (darya) thousands of dollars is stolen from a 7-11 store manager in palo alto and this morning the thieves are still on the loose. the manager had just left the store and was headed to the bank to make that day's deposit. but on her way to the bank she was rear-ended. the woman got out of her c

it's a challenge, obviously, but it's what the red cross does. it's what we prepare for and how we respond. we're going to continue to work as hard as we can to support our fellow texans. >> david, with regard to what the red cross needs, you said volunteers for one thing and donations, literally, because you're going to be spending tens of millions of dollars. for those people who say, wow. i've got seven cases of bottled water in my basement, let me take it someplace for good use, do you want that kind of assistance as well or just the two ways you described earlier, volunteering and then donating? >> that's an interesting challenge, because everyone wants to help and everyone has got some items they can give. at this point of the response, while we know people want to give items like that, i would recommend to hold onto those, even things like one case of water. while it may be very important at some point, let's hold onto those until we make a call for that. we also work very closely with some of our other community partners that may also be

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matt and jennette. >> here's the information to make a donation to the red cross, 1-800-red cross or text the word harvey to 90999 to automatically send a 10-dollar donation. you can find that at 6abc.com/harvey for the latest information out of texas. you will also find live broadcast from our sister station abc13 in houston. plus photos and videos from the flood there. >>> david murphy is tracking another storm in the atlantic. >> reporter: it's coming up the coast. it's giving us a problem with rip currents, high risk at the shore today and tomorrow as well. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we're dry to start out the workweek. as we look outside we're expecting pleasant of early sunshine. you get the picture looking at the commodore barry bridge. we have stars over the bridge earlier now that the sun is starting to brighten the sky obviously a lot of blue up there. as we look at temperatures, it's cool below. 63 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 55 degrees not very humid at all. winds out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour and the ocean temperature off atlantic city is 73. sate

a link to the american red cross, american red cross the organization sheila jackson lee was directing people o in our phone call just a minute ago. host: xavie r, go ahead. caller: i hate to po liticize it. republicans shamelessly criticize these type of issues people ifically with like ted cruz who voted against sandy hook relief, i'm sure will the senate floor to ask for relief for texas. i was they ng fox news segment, were asking, people that had them, erything, asking not in specific words, but asically putting blame on the democratic -- there weren't evacuations, to get out. i want to throw my two cents in, how republicans will take any disaster and try to make it a instead of ssue, help the country come together together -- politics spo it. host: kathy, good morning. "washington e journal." caller: good morning to you. peopleam praying for the in texas. bolognaall the political to stop. not republican. it's not democrat, it's people homes, e lost their people are still in danger of lies. i just want to send love and texas.o -- seek disaster assistance due o flooding after harve

v in the red honda license plate. if you know anything about the man or the incident that took lace, you are asked to call fairfax county police. orting live this morning, suzanne kennedy. -- reporting live this morning, suzanne kennedy. adrianna: hospital close because of dangerous mistakes made by the staff. in one case they said staff members did not take steps to prevent hiv from being transmitted to a mother -- from a mother to her newborn. larry: a potential change of heart, the new word coming from north korea after weeks of threatening to attack one. but first you are dealing with this rain coming out the door. veronica johnson is telling you how much you will get where you are and when this will all clear out. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. areas will get only a little bit of rain today. other locations could top out around one inch right now, our latest computer